With the prospect of cooling measures remaining in place, Asia's real estate investors are predicted to spend more in a wider range of geographical locations and property sectors outside the region in 2014, according to Colliers International. Piers Brunner, Chief Executive Officer, Asia, said: “Besides increasing global liquidity, the volume of outbound investments from Asia is being driven by both 'pull' and 'push' factors. "The main 'pull' factors are the higher yields available in the prime gateway cities of the US, Europe and Australia, the growth potential of property there, and the high level of transparency. "The 'push' factors are the likelihood that the governments of Hong Kong and Singapore will keep existing local real estate cooling measures in place this year, and the relaxation of government policies concerning overseas real estate investments in Asian count...